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Room to Live : ウィキペディア英語版
Room to Live

''Room to Live'', subtitled ''Undilutable Slang Truth!'', is the fifth studio album by English art punk band The Fall. It was released on 27 September 1982, through record label Kamera.
== Background ==

''Room to Live'' was recorded as a quick follow-up to ''Hex Enduction Hour'', which had been released in March of the same year. It was to be Marc Riley's last album with the group.
The group had originally entered the studio to record a single but Mark E. Smith prevailed upon the group to record more songs, all of which were new to the band and had not previously been rehearsed or performed live. In accordance with this experimental approach, members were deliberately excluded from certain tracks. Smith also stated of the songs that "some of them are just me and Karl double-tracked" Whilst these remarks resulted in considerable conjecture amongst fans, the exact line-ups for each track have never been properly confirmed. In a letter to ''City Life'' magazine in April 1984, Smith noted that Riley only played on two tracks on ''Room to Live'', and in 2008 Riley confirmed via his BBC6 radio show that he did not appear on all tracks. In his book, "The Big Midweek", Steve Hanley states that "Marquis Cha-Cha" was recorded by a trio of himself, Burns and Smith and also confirms the role of Arthur Kadmon (from Ludus and credited as "Cadman") in the recording of "Hard Life In Country" at a session to which neither Craig Scanlon nor Marc Riley were invited. Hanley's version, however, appears to refute the much-rumoured story, as relayed by Mick Middles in his book "The Fall" (co-authored with Mark E Smith) which suggested that Kadmon recorded approximately sixteen seconds of guitar and was then dismissed.
The album was completed prior to the group's tour of Australia and New Zealand in July and August 1982, and thus songs from the record feature heavily on the live album ''Fall in a Hole''.

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